sudan's president is facing pressure to cancel astare at this measures which led fuel prices to doubleht. protests are continuing and members of the ruling party have signs a petition calling on him to reverse the decision. and the u.s. house of representatives has defied president obama over the budget. the lower chamber passed a spending bill that would keep are keep the government running beyond monday but delay implementation of obama's health care reforms. suicide bombers have attacked an army camp in northern mali. it was the first since july. just last week rebels pulled out of a seize fire agreement with the government. >> reporter: the tell tale signs of an explosion lie all around. it's understood that two soup side bombers drove up to this army base, and then detonated their device. but rather than killing military personnel their blast took the lives of people passing by. no group has claimed it carried out this attack, which is the first in tim buck true. since july's presidential election. it comes days after the president told the united nations his country was committed

sudan's president is facing pressure to cancel astare at this mesh tours led fuel prizes to double.wn ruling party have sign aid petition calling on him to reverse the decision. the u.s. house of representatives has defied president obama over the budgets. the lower chamber pass aid spending bill that would keep the government running beyond monday but delay implementation of obama's health care reforms. italy too is facing problems. the government is near collapse. the former prime minister says it's all about a tax rise, opponents say it's more than personal that that. joining us live from roa rome is claudio. we understand the italian prime minister and president are meeting later today. what do we expect to happen then 123-4679 darren this is really a make or break meeting between the prime minister and president this afternoon. there are three options now that thethe ministers have we signed. first the president convinces them to go back and not resign or re-support the government. but that's quite unlikely. because what they will want in return is that the president personally

affecting rhode island, according to christopher dequtias, the chief scientist of the narragansett bay astare i'll read what he said. although factors such as the north atlantic oscillation can influence tementd trends there appears to be overall increase in annual narragansett bay temperature of three degrees fahrenheit since 1960. fish species in narragansett bay are shifting seemingly in step with increased temperatures. jeremy collie, who is a u.r.i. proffer, and others have shown that species such as the winter flounder which used to be the dominant fish species in the bay, are radically decreasing in numbers. meanwhile, warmer water species sump as summer flounder and scup and butter fish seem to be increasing. more southern warm-water species that weren't seen in the past are likely to extend their range north as narragansett bay continues to warm. in addition there seems to be an overall shift from large bottom-dwelling species such as ?rownder to small water column frankton species such as anchovies. that's the end of his quote. noaa researchers studied 36 fish in the northwest atlan